shoelaceface wrote: » sometimes i think i am a spider..... i like to climb the walls and trap insects.... take the other day for example, i trapped a wasp in a glass and ate it... nyom nyom can i come live in your shed?
diamondp wrote: » My neighbour has 4 cats one of which is more like a lion, about 2 years ago he was sitting on his sofa when he spotted this huge spider runing across the floor, the cat spots him to and gose to chase him and the spider turned went up on his back legs and went to attack the cat. yes the huge half lion cat was getting attack by the spider. the cat turned and ran off and my neighbour was right behind him. he was so big id say he'd stop traffic if he was to cross the road. now that scared me. :eek::eek:
Steve_o wrote: » You will have to speak to the benevalent Overlord of the spiders... i'm sure he'll be cool with it though...:pac:
antodeco wrote: » There was a giant house spidery thing in the house (otherwise its just a giant spidery thing) and I caught in under a pint glass. So off I wander down the stairs to the front door and walked over the other side of the garden. With a big swing I empty the contents of the glass into the bush. *wanders back to house happy* 2 minutes later the house spider was back. The so called "flying spider from the glass" was amis. Instead the little fuqer managed to hang on to me. I sat there and saw this thing crawling up my arm towards my shouler. Hence wild dancing and screaming around the room trying to get it off. It managed to fall off and again I repeated the same feat. (wasnt going to kill him now after being a good survivor). Out to the garden, arms at full stretch and I empty the glass. There was a loud "thud" off the plant then a scuttling noise. Bastird.
shoelaceface wrote: » it wasnt a spider.... i bet it was an elephant dressed up as a spider... or else a burglar!! fook it.. it was spiderman.... the loud thud was his fat mcdonalds ass!
antodeco wrote: » I think the thud may have been from the mouse it was carrying in its mouth!
shoelaceface wrote: » yeah sure... my story is more realistic in fairness......
antodeco wrote: » How about an elephant in a spiderman costume?SpiderPhant
mumhaabu wrote: » I had one massive fella in a bath recently after the house was unoccupied for about a month, Sweet Jebus he was like 5 inches in diameter I nearly died when I saw him I do think the trend is toward bigger lazier SUV type spiders. The really creep me out but we should all realise that we eat 3 spiders a year when we are asleep they creep into our mouths and get devoured. Sleep tight my arachnophiles.
shoelaceface wrote: » spiderphant it is...... :O
Dfens wrote: » I sleep with my mouth open the whole time...jaysus....I was wondering why I kept putting on weight...:P
Krieg wrote: » The small fella's are grand but anything bigger then 3 inchs is gonna make me grab a shotgun
WooPeeA wrote: » I heard that Australian spiders are aggressive and can attack first with no reason somewhere..
JohnK wrote: » I'm recently back from Australia and I've seen bigger spiders here since I returned than I ever saw in Oz
shoelaceface wrote: » BET YOU NEVER SAW A SPIDERPHANT
Warhammer wrote: » this is a big spiderhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i0IpU-1WEc&feature=related
WooPeeA wrote: » You think that is big? Look at that one!! :eek:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DsaXfNgQZ4